The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Montana State Office is soliciting proposals for the Marcott Coulee Pipeline Project, a stock-water delivery system construction in Fergus County, Montana, scheduled for 2026. Work includes trenching, HDPE pipeline installation, excavation, embankments, water and trough assemblies, bedding, erosion control, and associated testing, all per federal specifications and BLM oversight. The estimated project magnitude is between $250,000 and $500,000. A firm fixed-price, single-award construction contract will be issued, set aside for small businesses. Offerors are strongly urged to inspect the site, with contact restrictions in place.

The BLM Montana State Office seeks proposals for construction of the Marcott Coulee Pipeline Project, a complete stock-water delivery system in Fergus County, Montana. Work includes trenching, HDPE pipeline installation, excavation, embankment construction, water system assemblies, and associated testing, all per federal specifications. The contract is firm fixed-price, single award, set aside for small businesses, with an estimated magnitude between $250,000 and $500,000. A site visit is strongly encouraged, and all communication must be in writing through the Contracting Officer. The goal is a durable, potable stock-water pipeline supporting multiple watering facilities while protecting natural resources.

The BLM Montana State Office seeks proposals for the Marcott Coulee Pipeline Project, a complete stock-water delivery system to be constructed in Fergus County, Montana. Work includes trenching to a minimum 6-foot depth, HDPE pipeline installation, embankment construction, water system assemblies, bedding/backfill, erosion control, and performance testing under federal specifications and BLM oversight. The resultant contract will be a firm fixed-price, single award construction contract, set aside for small businesses, with an estimated magnitude between $250,000 and $500,000. Offerors are encouraged to inspect the site and must submit all correspondence in writing via email to the contracting officer, as direct contact with government employees during the procurement is prohibited.

The Bureau of Land Management is soliciting proposals for construction of the Marcott Coulee Pipeline, a complete stock-water delivery system to be built in Fergus County, Montana. Work includes trenching, HDPE pipeline installation, water trough and valve assemblies, embankment construction, erosion control, and associated testing, all in compliance with federal specifications, ASTM, and AWPA standards. The procurement is a firm-fixed-price, single-award construction contract, set aside for small businesses, with an estimated magnitude between $250,000 and $500,000. Offerors are strongly urged to inspect the site, and all correspondence must be submitted in writing to the Contracting Officer due to contact restrictions.

The Bureau of Land Management Montana State Office seeks proposals for constructing a complete stock-water delivery system, the Marcott Coulee Pipeline Project, in Fergus County, Montana. Work includes trenching to a minimum 6-foot depth, HDPE pipeline installation, water and trough assemblies, embankment construction, bedding/backfill, erosion control, and associated testing, all in compliance with federal specifications and BLM oversight. The contract is a firm fixed-price, single award construction contract set aside for small businesses, with an estimated magnitude between $250,000 and $500,000. Offerors are strongly urged to inspect the site, and all correspondence must be submitted in writing through the Contracting Officer.

The Bureau of Land Management is soliciting proposals for the Marcott Coulee Pipeline Project, a firm-fixed-price construction contract to install a complete stock-water delivery system, including HDPE pipeline installation, trenching, watering assemblies, and associated testing. The project is located in Fergus County, Montana, with a budget estimated between $250,000 and $500,000. This procurement is set aside for small business concerns. Performance is anticipated in 2026, and offerors are restricted from contacting government employees from the release of the request for proposals through contract award.